4-year universities with most female engineers?

Hey everyone, I'm researching 4-year universities that have a high percentage of female engineering students. Any recommendations on which schools are leading in this area? I'm really interested in finding a supportive community for women in engineering programs.

Sure, I can list a few four-year institutions known for a higher ratio of women in their engineering programs.

1. Harvey Mudd College: This liberal arts school is not only known for its strong engineering program but also for its near-gender parity. As of 2020, about 50% of the engineering students are women.

2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): Frequently touted as one of the top engineering schools worldwide, MIT is remarkable in that it has near gender parity in its undergraduate engineering programs.

3. Stanford University: Stanford's engineering school has been recognized for its efforts to attract and retain more women in its programs.

4. University of California, Berkeley: The College of Engineering has tried to foster an accepting community for its female students, with many outreach and engagement programs.

5. Georgia Tech: Georgia Tech has taken active strides to increase the number of women in its engineering programs, offering numerous resources for female engineers through its Women in Engineering program.

Each of these institutions offers resources like mentoring programs, clubs, and research opportunities designed specifically for female engineers. You might also want to consider looking at whether the universities have a Society of Women Engineers chapter, which can be a great source of support. I would also encourage you to check out each school’s Women in Engineering or similar outreach program, as they often provide helpful resources and information for prospective students.